Bush faces mounting pressure five months before 2004 elections
President Bush delivers a prime time address to sell a clear plan for Iraq as opposition questions the cost in lives and money. The White House avoids specifics on troop levels and duration while critics like Lugar and Hagel warn of a policy vacuum. Calls for broader alliance and funding accompany junior analysts noting past Clinton era experience.
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Two Britons Die in Roadside Bomb Near Green Zone
A roadside blast at a main entrance to Baghdad's Green Zone killed two Britons and injured another. US soldiers tried to pull victims from the burning vehicle and area was sealed. The Foreign Office confirmed two deaths and one injury. One victim worked for private security firm Control Risks Group.
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